Bud Tierney (1938)

(1915-1996)

All-American, 1937-38

Pat Patterson’s Floating Bowling Ball (1956)

After a disappointing performance at the 1956 ABC Tournament in Rochester, Budweiser star Pat Patterson decided to see if his bowling ball would float in the Genesee River. It didn’t.

Joe Bodis (1934)

(1897-1970)

Bowling Hall of Fame, 1941 (Charter Member)

#88 Bowler of the 20th Century

Bowlers Journal 1925-1936 Special All-American

1 ABC championship (1924-T)

Jim Stefanich (1963)

(1941-  )

Bowling Hall of Fame, 1983

#45 Bowler of the 20th Century

All-American, 1966-67, 1967-68

Bowler-of-the-Year, 1967-68

All-Star champion, 1967-68

Tournament of Champions winner, 1967

7 ABC championships (1963-T, 1964-S, 1964-TAE, 1966-CD, 1968-CT, 1968-CAE, 1969-CD)

13 PBA titles

Milt Raymer for Ned Day Grip Mineralite (1940)

Milt Raymer, founder of the American Junior Bowling Congress, was elected to the Bowling Hall of Fame in 1972.

Harry Kaad (1928)

(1888-1967)

Chicago Bowling Star and Proprietor

Vern Downing (1966)

(1930-2007)

1 ABC championship (1961-CT)

2 PBA titles

Les Fuller (1940)

(1903-1962)

Chicago Bowling Star

Roy Buckley (1971)

(1943-2021)

All-American, 1975-76

2 ABC championships (1975-CT, 1976-CT)

7 PBA titles

Billy Golembiewski (1967)

(1929-1998)

Bowling Hall of Fame, 1979

#60 Bowler of the 20th Century

All-American, 1959-60, 1961-62, 1964-65

Masters champion, 1960, 1962

Match Game Doubles champion, 1962

3 ABC championships (1959-T, 1959–TAE, 1962-CD)

4 PBA titles